Rear Blade
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tractorhill
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I recomend a 6' because if you angle blade it will cover tracks
Bousez
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I'm using a 6ft Walco box blade(with scarifiers) on mine without problems !
A 6ft blade will be fine for your tractor ,
A 6ft blade will be fine for your tractor ,
Bousez
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I use it to push/pull ,grade dirt , and gravel .......
pushing snow with it would be really easy !!
i'm sure your ck20 would be able to push a 7ft rear blade !
pushing snow with it would be really easy !!
i'm sure your ck20 would be able to push a 7ft rear blade !
I would check with a dealer and purchase a rear scrape blade, (6' or 7') that I could rotate. A blade that is to long will strike the tires and lift arms preventing you from rotating the blade to push snow and other light materials in reverse with. Also look at the weight of the blade. A light blade will bounce and leave a wash board look.
mark.r
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I would REALLY check into that before making that purchase. I mean REALLY check into that. I run a 7ft. blade currently and I wouldn't touch a 7ft. blade with a CK20. To big, to cumbersome, to wide. Can it move it, lift it, etc. Probably, but why use a hacksaw to cut butter . . .
Bousez
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I agree with you ,
i didn't meant he should go and buy a 7ft
I use a 6 ft box blade without problem
mrutkaus
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I go with Gator on turning the blade around, I have a 6' KK tilt blade on my ck30hst, it is really handy to raise it up and turn it around.
Mike
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